Self Portrait
I do not use my image as a closed autobiographical statement, but as a testing ground. Self-portraiture is, in my work, the starting point of Visual Listening: the body itself as a living archive of silenced histories. Through blur, contained gesture, and the dissolution of the face, the figure ceases to be a fixed record of identity and becomes a trace. This is not about showing myself, but about recognizing — in the skin, in the posture, in the object that returns my reflection — a heritage I did not choose but that I inhabit.